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Here's something I discovered by bitter experience, which I'll pass on to
avoid anyone else being frustrated: The Netgear WG311T PCI wireless card fails to be detected by Plug and Play if you use the latest non-beta drivers from the web - Software Version 3.2. Having installed these drivers, when you plug the card in and boot up again, P&P detects it as "Ethernet Card" rather than "Netgear WG311T" which means that the drivers do not get associated with the card. The drivers that I've downloaded are definitely for the WG311T rather than the WG311 (spot the far-too-subtle difference!). Instead you need to use the drivers on the CD that come with the card. As a matter of course when installing hardware, I have tended to download the latest drivers in preference to using the older ones on the CD. I'll rethink that policy... I've raised it as a support thread on Netgear's site and several other people have responded to say that they are getting exactly the same symptoms. The URL is http://forum1.netgear.com/support/viewtopic.php?t=7671. One response on the thread seems to imply that there might be two different versions of WG311T card in circulation, even though Netgear's web site doesn't mention this on their driver-download page. Martin Underwood |
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